Such A Cinch Was The Going In Baseball Clash
The Crackers hammered Hughes for eighteen hits and won 18 to 8 at Little Rock in the first of the series. Scoring bursts occurred in the first, fifth, and sixth innings with heavy errors aiding the visitors. Atlanta led 12 to 5 in the final tally and the game stretched into extra length due to timely hits and misplays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Creckers
Hughes Tolay
Celta
Russell Yord
Tan
Atlanta
Mavanaugh
Becker
Winters
Paskett
Smith
Jim Fox
Hnd
Paskart
Fage
Bid Smith
Paskert
Fox
Jordan
Bid
Pool Selling Barred at Charter Oak Meeting in Conn
A letter to Andrew J. Waeleh suggests that public betting and pool selling will be barred at the upcoming Charter Oak grand event in West Hartford, with cooperation pledged to enforce the ban. Special acts give Hartford city poles jurisdiction over the track, but the pool selling date appears set for West Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleritora
Conn
Frank W. Buckigad
Weat
Hartford
Charter Oak Park
Andrew J. Waeleh
Woleh
Goq
Bocki
Sha
Hartford City
West Martiort Bee
Ieee
Kaufman Defeats Schreck After Low Blow Rejected
In San Francisco on August 29 Al Kaufman defeated Mike Schreck of Cincinnati in the seventh round. Schreck protested a low blow but Referee Rocha refused the claim as Schreck failed to rise in ten seconds. A doctor concluded no foul blow occurred. Kaufman held the slight edge when the bout ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
al Kauffman
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Qobic
Kauffman
Schreck
Cantefner
Rocha
Alin Aeut
Standing of clubs shows posted results at Birmingham
Summary notes Demont with two-base hits and Run totals including stolen bases and walks. Gaskill records 1 strikeout while Ragan fans five. Fisher is hit by pitch, Warrender to Rapa Tima completes double plays. game time 1:40 with umpire Davin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Woods
Myer
Backer
Paskett
Sweenay
Smith
Hughes
Ford
Y Ford
Little Rock
Atlanta
Rockenfelt
Jordan
Fox
Fou
Drapire
Rudderham
Birmingham
Demont
Ragan
Gaskill
Atruck
Fisher
Warrender
Rapa Tima
Davin
Prospects Very Bright For Great Vanderbilt Team
The Invine Banner notes Vanderbilt football outlook brighter than last season. It confirms strong material at Dudley Field with Ed Noel and Campbell and Alexander returning as top players. Coach Dan McGugin designs to mold a powerful 1908 Commodores, while key figures Stan Stone and Bam Costen loom as possible returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Invine
Nashville
Commodores
Arazon
West
Southern College
Ed Noel
Bowen School
McClain
Costen
Chon
Vaughn
Mooney
Dan McGugin
John King
Max Souby
Sherritt
Guine
Morrison
Crawford
McGugin
Wich
Bam Costen
Stan Stone
Scouting headlines and exhibition plans roil Southern ball
The piece notes injuries to Tommy McMillan and Dom Mullaney hampering the Scouts while Charley Frank’s New Orleans club proposes a double header at Red Him park with net proceeds to charity if New Orleans wins. It also mentions Ed Walsh and Frank Smith seeking permission to pitch remaining Sox games, and a Southern League batting surge led by Smith for the Crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy McMillan
Dom Mullaney
South Atlantic
Charley Frank
Memphis
Memphis News
News Scimiter
Tenn
Charles Frank
New Orleans
Men of
Memphis Club
Rudderham
Charles 1.Lee
Daily States
Scimitar
Babb
Frank
Sessen
Ed Walsh
Frank Smith
White Sox
Jones
Sox
Washington Wins Two In First League Doubleheader
American League results show Washington defeating Boston 3 1 in the first game and 5 2 in a later game. Highlights include Winter and Dinger for Washington and Smith and Block for Boston, with Sheridan and Stafford as umpires. New York beat Philadelphia 5 2, with Plank Bartley and Power batting for Philadelphia and Hogg Richey on the mound. Cleveland shut out Chicago 4 0 as Smith Ballivainy and Bemis handled catching duties, with Connolly umpiring. Detroit topped St Louis 4 0 in Detroit, while Glade Dineen and Killian plus cobmidt rounded out the day’s action, with Evans and Hurst umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphs
Atlanta
Mayea
Littl Rock
New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Shreveport
Detroit
Neecatea
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Boulett
Washington
Hirmingham
Ragan
Molesworth
Hene
Mont
Smith
Meck
Walte Gardner
Ales
Ivin
Ab. R
King
Benson
Fisher
Sehington
Winter
Dinger
Block
Heridan
Staf‘ord
Washington - Fi
Glaze
Shaw
Johnson
Kehoe
Sheridan
Stafford
Philadelphia
Battersea
Plank, Bartley
Powera
Hogg and
Richey
O'Lacghinn
Chicago
Chie
Batterley
Smith and
Ballivany
Jona
Ana Bemis
Connolly
St. Louia
Glade
Dineen
Sipencer
Killian
Cobmidt
Hvans J
Hurst
National League scores and a regimental match report
Baseball results show Philadelphia tied with Chicago and Boston routing Cincinnati as pitchers Leaver Gibeon Moren Doolin and Prelater Moren Strick Ute Bergen Hipp McLean Bouites Needham Flaherty headline a busy score roundup. In Camp Perry Ohio the Massachusetts team leads the national regimental match with 2900 points, the United States Navy second with 2408 as the event concludes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio
Massachusetts
United States Navy
United States
Count Castro to Play With Crackers Today in Little Rock
Count Castro's arm has improved enough that he is expected to play against the Crackers. Sweeney rests, Sid Smith to handle infield, while Woolf and Black receive. Atlanta team struggles as Hughes is roughed up. late rally halted by Otto Jordan's double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paskert
Amith
Fox
Jordan
Dyer
Miller
Bill
Atlanta
Bid Smith
Bowcock
Smith
Jim Fox
Sid Ba Dyer
Becker
Winters
Faskert
Hess
Joose
Flrat
Paskett
Tonin
Count Castro
Little Rock
Ark
Sweeney
Sid Smith
Texarkana
Bill Smith
Colts
Otto Jordan
Hees
Douglama
Keith
Hughes
Page
Gilbert
Rockenfield
Stark
Ed Geers Dominates Narragensett Race Card at Providence
Ed Geers swept major events at Narragansett Park Providence on August 29 winning two firsts and a second, with John A and several rivals like Codero Fanny and Oliver Moore contending. The 2:05 trotters and 2:08 pace saw Geers controlling the stretch while tough finishes by Ives Moore and Fanny P highlighted a strong program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ed Geers
Himpalf
Narragensett Bark
Dave Shaw
Lillian
Etretch
John A
Ives
Codero
Mark Oliver Moore
Tus Atrain
Dr. Iver
Oliver Moore
Jester
Fanny P
Fanny
Mtretech
Cofero
Axworth Eer Eafe
Sasa Ie Ny If
Jength
Dandelion Triumph in Champlain Handicap at Saratoga
Saratoga August race day ends with Champlain handicap feature. Dandelion, the favorite, overtakes Radeke’s Den delion drive to win as Lights Out and Kernel also place. First race Fort Johnson and other winners listed with times and payouts. six races detailed with horse names, odds, and finish positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Dandelion
Dr. Gardner
Radeke
Dendelion
Weils
Fort Johnson
Miller
Johnnie Blake
Nicol
Wiliam H. Lyon
Andy
Maximiliien
Brien
Heidear
Kernel
Chandler
Dreone
Momentum
Wo Belle
Iroquois
Henry
Hale Krankle
H. Dugan
K. Radke
Valis
Horner
Seling
Duce
Goldstein
Zipango
B. Dugan
Fa Ball
Handy
Hrace—Seling
St. Joseph
Harty
Taunt
Pohanka
Clements
Lishert
Pretension Prevails as Empire City Card Features Prince Wearied
Empire City New York August 29 card highlights Pretension in the Welhalle mile victory watched by Prince Wilhelm of Sweden though he was not present. Muck Rake, Ade O. Walter and Alencon head notable early races with times around 1 40. The lineup lists several horses across six races, including Maiden two-year-olds and the wooden handicap, with entries such as Corn cob and Collonquey in the early fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valhalla
Empire Track
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Muck Rake
Lebert
von Riprap
Musave
White
Fulton
Ade O. Walter
W. Ott
Scallop
Diggins
Lee
Tima
Alencon
Harty
Prosh
Aunt Rose
Musgrave
Volben
J. Lee
Manheimer
Libert
Lawrence P. Daly
Duggan
Onatesa
Pince
Thomas Flyer
Hogg
Empire City
Corncob
Hollow
Scatlop
Bounding Bik
Miss Mazzoni
Aristotle
Gun Cotton
Albert Star
Amma
Brokramer
Granada
Colomosa
Shenandoah
Woolaman
Bowling Bridge
Bradon
Waring
Last
Lord Carott
Collonquey
Old Honest
Gold Priof
Geel Strome
Lady Savoy
Funic
Fertiliser Law Changes Announced by Alabama Official
Montgomery August 29. Commissioner of Agriculture Wilkinson sends a letter detailing new fertilizer laws and revisions. A key rule bans sale of meal with less than eight percent ammonia, with excess product posing disposal questions as to potential meat use under the stipulation of subpar analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Wilkinson
Cotton States Nears Finish In League Race
Jackson and Vicksburg duel for second place as Mobile has clinched the pennant in the Cotton States League. Meridian and Gulfport struggle to reach the first division with several towns considering franchise moves. Postseason eight game series may raise funds for players with a trophy to the winner. Managers eye player sales and a Kunkle barnstorming all star tour is proposed with a money-making plan for crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mises
Mobile
Jackson
Vicksburg
Meridian
Gulfport
Aiberal
Compton
Columbus
Hattlesburg
Natchens
Kunkle
Cincinnati
Hhe
Strong local lineup hints at top circuit team
The proposed lineup includes Memphis and Cincinnati as strong teams with players Claire at shortstop Reiley at first base Myers Montgomery DeVore March Thornton Rample Piass Robinson Bruner filling in across positions. It highlights fast players and hard-hitters with bold base running to add variety this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Jackson
Tann
Paduach
Fultop
Louieville
Cincinnati
Claire
Reiley
Myers
Montgomery
DeVore
March
Thornton
Rample
Piass
Bas Robinson
Bruner
Watermelon Cutting at Temple Baptist Church Lawn
James Baraca and Philatheas classes held a social on the church lawns at Mangum and West Hunter in Augusta. Fifteen couples enjoyed illuminated lawns with Japanese and Chinese lanterns, watermelons, games, and informal merriment into the night. In Augusta, a fourteen inning baseball game saw Augusta beat Bavannah 1 to 0, with Nelms and Kelber delivering superb pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
Philanthea
Temple Baptist Church
Lawe
Mangum
West Hunter Streets
Barace
Augusta
Bavannah
Nelms
Kelber
Carson
Keiber
Kgblkoff
Brady
Births and education committee meet amid resignations
Local notices report the birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs W D Ellia IR of 4 Weet North avenue and twins a boy and a girl for Mr and Mrs WE Beckham of Columba srenur. The Committee on Teachers will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock in the board of education offices to act on resignations and reassign teachers. Also a Savannah dispatch says white man Robert Gerrison was arrested for larceny after trust, with about $100 in unreturned collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ellia IR
W EH. Beckham
Columba Srenur
Twina
Board of Education
Ravannah
Robert Gerrisn
Tt Ss
Ataris
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Dews
Angesta
Savannah
Jacksonville & Maces
Celts
Uitte Rock
Douglass
Gilbert Almaled
Douglame
Rockenfeld
Short
Starke
Mid Smith
Douglas
Stout
Sterke
Pines
Eaeh
Nee Gilbert
Oods
al Mtark
O. Milter
Bencock
Heas
Af Daugian
Hughea
Abd
H. Po. Becker
Rf. Winters
Ef. Pankert
If Smith
Bweeney
C. Ford
Republic
Kaufman Steuck Schreck
Leon Wien
Mies
Aut
Haufman
Califor
4Nia
Atlants
National League
Quakers
Picaders
Leaver
Gibeon
Moren
Doolin
Higler
Brooklyn
Prelater
Strick- Ute
Bergen
Klem
Oday
Rede S
Hipp
McLean
Bouites
Needham
Flaherty
Woolf
Blark
Bussey
Whitehall Street
Feneal
Pabst
Milwaukee
R. E
Southern Railway
Pullman Parior
Cotton States
Church Lawn
Jacksonrville
Jacksonville
Macon
Lee and Roth
Rowan and Robinson
Aly
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